Three very attractive yorkie haircuts

There are many different kinds of dog haircuts out there these days. But some breeds simply have more style than others and groomers love to work on these animals. One of these breeds is the Yorkie. When it comes to Yorkie Hair Cuts, there are several cute options that pet owners can choose from. Today we are going to learn a little more about these hair styles, so the next time you go to the groomers you can try them out on your dog. But be aware that not all groomers can perform some of these styles.

The Squared Puppy Style

This is probably the most basic of all styles and is the one most seen. This gives the dog a boxed look and this look is often used for dog shows. Many dog owners prefer this simple look over the others. This is one of the first styles a new groomer will learn. This is a very classic look and it doesn&rsquo-t take a long time to do it. So if you have a dog that simply hates the groomers then this is the one for you and your pet.

The 3 Layer Style

This is the most advanced style you will see. While some groomers can achieve this look many have a hard time getting it right. This style gives your dog lots of volume and is very large. This is probably more widely done on female dogs but the look can be used for both sexes. If you want to achieve this style make sure to go to a groomer that has experience doing it. You wouldn&rsquo-t want your cute little dog to come out looking like a hot mess.

The Westie Style

This is a medium range style that is great for more active dogs. The coat is cut one inch from the ground which will allow your dog to still have style without compromising their movement. It also helps to open up the eyes and is great for those dogs that have eye problems. This is a very flattering look and many pet owners choose this style. The good part about this style is that most groomers find it easy to perform. While it takes a bit longer to do than the squared puppy style, it won&rsquo-t take as long as the 3 layer. So this is a great middle of the road option for you and your dog.

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